My hope is now, with the first release of season 1 of He-Man: Master of the Universe( the original ) is that will hopefully force the Creators of the show into releasing She-Ra: Princess of Power in it's entirety. The Secret of the Sword was a cross over and a must for any He-man collector as well as She-Ra fanatic. So please keep all prayers, hopes and fingers crossed that we will all be blessed with these DVD box sets.On a High Note, I just found out that the Rare( at least up until now) He-man She-Ra: A Christmas Special, which was released originally in 1984 will be released on DVD on December 6th of 2005. The price Via Amazon.com is approximately $14.00 through them, but the Estimated Retail Value is at $20, and well worth it.

I always liked She-Ra. She was such a cool and fantastic woman cartoon character. I loved it when ever she joined up with her brother He-Man.This series may not have been as epic are spectacular as He-Man and the Masters of the Universe but She-Ra: The Princess of Power was a good animated series none the less!

I have reviewed dozens of 80's movies/tv shows and I have always said the same thing; the 80's were the best ever and nothing will ever top them.She-Ra was one of the many great cartoons from that era. Being a male movie fan I didn't take much interest in it at first but I had enjoyed the awesome Masters of the Universe cartoon series. Back in the 80's I decided to watch She-Ra after realising it was connected to the He-Man show.Just like He-Man and other 80's cartoons such as Thundercats, She-Ra had it all; swords, sorcery, action, moral dilemmas, heroics and pure fantasy. She-Ra's world was one of fantasy and there were clear cut heroes and villains. The villain was the wicked Hordak who ruled Etheria with an iron fist but could never totally rule thanks to She-Ra.Call me crazy but I believe 1980's cartoons such as this can be great role models for everyone. I say that because 1980's cartoon heroes were true good guys who helped those less fortunate than themselves and always fought against the darkness and evil. The likes of She-Ra and He-Man were role models; they upheld their morals in a dark world and they never stooped to the level of the villains. They never killed anyone no matter how evil and they always worked tirelessly for the greater good. Perhaps we can all learn something from watching these shows-but remember to enjoy them as well. There's only so much philosophical thinking one can do whilst watching a show.

This series really struck a chord within me as a child, and I still have fond memories of watching it. I wish it had never ended, and I would love to buy it on DVD, along with many other cartoons (like He-Man, The Thundercats, and Snorkels.). Everyone should have a childhood filled with great cartoons like this.